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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
3
A prolonged conference between Hon. A Robb and the Grain Commission discussed delaying amendments to the Grain Act until a full inquiry into the grain trade is completed. A wheat board may be established this year with an order in council to invoke current law, while provincial selections for the board face uncertainty.
Professor Luckendill of the University of Chicago rejects biblical the curse explanation tied to the death of L. Carnarvon. He notes ancient rulers were concerned with spiritual afterlife, not fearing posthumous plots, and that burial goods were for ritual appeasement.
Prohibition takes effect in Constantinople under nationalist government directives from Angola. foreigners and liquor sellers face a fine of 50 Turkish pounds.
In Constantinople Turkish customs authorities refused to allow Near East Relief to continue aid to about 25 000 refugees unless a new consumption tax is paid. The tax of 15 000 dollars applies to relief staples such as rice sugar milk and corn grist. Angora representatives protested but Turkish officials said they could not counter orders from Angora.
Mulgrave NS special report features Janis McKinnon praising Dodd's Kidney Pills after recovering from kidney trouble and rheumatism. He credits five boxes with restoring health and urges others to start taking the remedy to prevent serious kidney disease.
Dominion Observatory records show Dawson has received 55 inches of snow this season the heaviest in three years. Chief Isaac of the Moose Indians predicts a four foot flood if the snow rapidly melts.
Berlin reports January unemployment relief recipients jumped from 85 000 to 144 000 in an official announcement. The rise reflects broader economic strain as Germany grapples with job losses and welfare demands.
Lord Robert Dee, in an interview, said his U S trip aimed to inform about the League of Nations not to influence American policy. He argued the league could organize the world peacefully with United States entry, and that Russia and Germany joining would bring wider European and global participation.
Reports from Yemen Southwestern Arabia claim large Jewish casualties amid near continuous attacks by Muslims. Many Jews reportedly convert to Islam to survive, and children are said to be seized with death or conversion. Jews flee town to town seeking safety as Yemenite representatives in Palestine appeal for aid to evacuate to Palestine.
A vintage advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a powerful inhaled remedy for catarrh colds and bronchial troubles. It claims quick soothing vapor heals eases throat weakness and sweetens breath, offering two months treatment for one dollar with a smaller size available.
A serious peasant rebellion has broken out in South Russia, with pitched battles reported near Zhitomir and Rakitno. Soviet leaders have urged urgent dispatch of infantry and artillery as clashes continue.
Henry Stallmann was sentenced to death by hanging at Regina jail on July 6 for the murder of Fred Monnsles at Hodgeville on November 28 last. King’s Bench Justice Bigelow announced the sentence after the jury convicted the accused in under fifty minutes of deliberation.
London reports that the Soviet authorities executed Constantine D Butchkovitch, Vicar General of the Roman Catholic Church in Russia, a fact confirmed by a despatch from Rosta Agency, the Bolshevik official news service.
Mr A I L Lee of Beamsville Ontario reports severe heart and nerve trouble with sleepless nights and fainting spells during travel and daily work. After taking a few boxes of Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills his condition improved and he felt relief from the burdens of heart and nerve distress.
A testimonial proclaims improved health after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. The ad states the product costs 56 cents per box, available from all dealers or mailed direct from The T. Milburn Co. Limited in Toronto, Ontario.
The agreement fixes the distribution of 556 million gold francs in Bulgarian reparations. France gets 52 percent, Great Britain 22, Italy 16, Belgium 8, Serbia 5, with Japan and Portugal each 1 percent and 1 percent held in reserve.
The Romanian Government will pay 475000 dollars into J P Morgan and Company's New York offices on April 3. This is the first yearly interest and sinking fund instalment on Romania's trade credit debt to Canada under the new repayment arrangement arranged by Hon. P C Larkin and the Canadian High Commissioner's Office.
Ad touts Nerviline as essential for families to prevent sudden stomach pains. It claims bottle by bottle protection at bedtime and stresses that money buys no greater assurance against minor ailments, with nationwide availability.
The Concordia with 221 Canadian cattle reached Manchester two days late due to fog and rough seas, marking the first shipment landing in Britain since the embargo. A ceremony on the wharf featured a red tape barrier and caused a stir when the first animal toppled officials. A celebratory luncheon followed.
Premier Taschereau urged a nationwide investor education campaign, led by banks, to warn against unwise investments and to advise seeking counsel before funding schemes. He said legislation to restrict bond sales would be difficult, but business leaders could improve investor safety through education.
Port Arthur Ontario industries have increased power consumption by 1,000 horsepower at the Cameron Falls development. The Provincial Paper Mills plant now runs under a total load near 35,000 horsepower.
Typhus and smallpox spread rapidly in Constantinople refugee camps. Pauline Allen of the Near East relief is hospitalized with typhus. Douglas Quirk, editor of the Near East Daily, has smallpox. Mme Ali Bey, wife of a Turkish dignitary, dies of typhus. seven physicians have perished. Toronto professor W Lasluniker named among seven world chemists invited to speak at Yale’s new lab opening.
A resolution adopted at the annual meeting of the Provincial Chapter of the I.O.C.E. requests provincial government supervision of dance halls theatres picture houses and other amusements. The proposed body would include representatives from provincial organizations.
The Ontario Government plans an extensive testing and distribution program using three carloads of Alberta coal. The decision came after a conference between Howard Stutehbury trade commissioner and Premier Drury with cabinet members. A committee will manage the campaign.
A call to patronize nearby shops urges residents to boost the home town economy and strengthen community ties through everyday purchases. The message emphasizes local businesses as anchors of employment and service.
Gustave de Kerguezec, head of the Naval Committee, urged a world arms conference aimed at scrapping major navies. He warned France would surrender its fleet if others did likewise, calling for a universal disarmament pledge to prevent total war and ruin.
The Albanian Mussulmans Congress in Tirane decided to break with the Caliphate, suppress polygamy, and abolish public veiling requirements for women. It also approved standing prayers.
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